Beijing Shortens Negative Lists for Fifth Year

China has unveiled two shortened negative lists for foreign investment as part of efforts to further open up the economy and promote high-quality economic development, Shanghai Daily reported.

This marks the fifth consecutive year that the world’s second largest economy has revised its national negative list and pilot free-trade zone negative list.

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